Abstract
Eleven new species in the mayfly family Leptophlebiidae are described from larvae from Mexico and Central America. Choroterpes ungulus, n. sp., Thraulodes eccentricus [=Allen and Brusca's Thraulodes sp. B], n. sp., and Thraulodes tenulineus [=Allen and Brusca's Thraulodes sp. D], n. sp., are described from Mexico; Farrodes otiesa, n. sp., Hagenulopsis ingens, n. sp., Hagenulopsis ramosa, n. sp., Terpides diadema, n. sp., Traverella holzenthali, n. sp., and Traverella longifrons [=Allen's Traverella sp. B], n. sp., are described from Costa Rica; Traverella promifrons [=Allen's Traverella sp, C], n. sp., is described from Belize and Costa Rica; and Thraulodes grandis, n. sp., is described from Guatemala.
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